New York Family Court - Part 3 - § 131 Number of Judges
Sep 15, 2011
? 131. Number of judges. The number of judges of the family court for
each county outside the city of New York shall be as follows:
(a) in each county in which there was a separate office or of...
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New York Family Court - Part 2 - § 124 Eligibility for Appointment
Sep 15, 2011
? 124. Eligibility for appointment. No person, other than one who
holds such office at the effective date of this act, may assume the
office of judge of the family court within the city...
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New York Family Court - Part 2 - § 121 Number of Judges
Sep 15, 2011
? 121. Number of judges. The family court within the city of New York
shall consist of forty-four judges and, as of July first, nineteen
hundred ninety, shall consist of forty-five jud...
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New York Family Court - Part 1 - § 120 Expenses of the Court
Sep 15, 2011
? 120. Expenses of the court. (a) All salaries of the judicial and
non-judicial personnel of the court and all other expenses of the court
whatsoever, except as provided in subdivision (b), s...
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New York Family Court - Part 1 - § 119 Definitions
Sep 15, 2011
? 119. Definitions. When used in this act and unless the specific
context indicates otherwise:
(a) "Duly authorized association, agency, society or institution"
means any institu...
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New York Family Court - Part 1 - § 117 Parts of Court
Sep 15, 2011
? 117. Parts of court. (a) There is hereby established in the family
court a "child abuse part". Such part shall be held separate from all
other proceedings of the court, and shall have j...
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New York Family Court - Part 1 - § 116 Religion of Custodial Persons and Agencies
Sep 15, 2011
? 116. Religion of custodial persons and agencies. (a) Whenever a
child is remanded or committed by the court to any duly authorized
association, agency, society or institution, othe...
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New York Family Court - Part 1 - § 115 Jurisdiction of Family Court
Sep 15, 2011
? 115. Jurisdiction of family court. (a) The family court has
exclusive original jurisdiction over
(i) abuse and neglect proceedings, as set forth in article ten;
(ii) support proce...
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New York Family Court - Part 1 - § 114 "Exclusive original jurisdiction".
Sep 15, 2011
? 114. "Exclusive original jurisdiction". When used in this act,
"exclusive original jurisdiction" means that the proceedings over which
the family court is given such jurisdiction must ...
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Physical Custody vs. Legal Custody of a Child in New York
Sep 13, 2010
I am a New York attorney. Criminal and family matters comprise the bulk of my practice. Having handled hundreds of cases, I have been presented with a wide variety of issues and questions. In the ar...
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